If your bunny appears to have anorexia, it is advised that you visit your local vet, who will conduct a physical exam.

Your rabbit's teeth will also be examined to see if dental problems are stopping your rabbit eating properly.

If there are any sharp teeth, the vet will smooth them down so it becomes instantly more comfortable for your rabbit to eat.

Unfortunately teeth that aren't growing straight can't be reversed, but with a more complete diet and management of the teeth with regular clipping, rabbits can continue to go about their life normally.

If you’re unsure whether your bunny is underweight or overweight, you can check your rabbit’s weight hands-on, through body condition scoring and if you have any concerns about your rabbit’s health, contact your vet

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